One thing that Ephraim hates about himself is that he over-analyzes things.
Ephraim went to high school with Jake Epstein and John Bregar.
Ephraim's favorite drink is Coca Cola, favorite food is Smoked Salmon Sandwiches, and favorite TV show is Invader Zim.
Ephraim can speak Gaelic and Esperanto.
Ephraim served as a producer for his school's annual film festival.
Acting is one of the few things in life that make Ephraim's life fulfilling.
The movies that determined Ephraim to become an actor were The Princess Bride, Indiana Jones, and The Last Crusade.
Ephraim would love to work with Tom Cruise or Liam Neeson.
Ephraim enjoys watching TV with his sister and hanging out with friends in downtown.
When Ephraim's not working on set, he would be working in the University of Toronto, where he's enrolled in the Arts and Sciences program.
When Ephraim was still in grade school, he was bullied for quite a long time.
Ephraim's family has been really impressed and supportive of all his work.
After the first episode of Degrassi aired, one of Ephraim's friends text-messaged him saying "Aaah! Ephraim, stop being so scary!"
Ephraim's first time on a real set was on Degrassi.
Ephraim was somewhat familiar with Degrassi before he auditioned for it.
Ephraim's name is pronounced as "Ee-frum". It's a biblical name and means "fruitful" in Hebrew.
Ehpraim was a big fan of playing make-believe.
Ephraim attended Earl Haig Secondary School.
Ephraim's nickname is Eph.
Ephraim's favorite music artists include Radiohead, Joe Strummer, and AC/DC. His favorite movie is Star Wars.
Ephraim would describe himself as an actor, student, philosopher, fool, hopeless romantic, and eternal optimist.
If Ephraim wasn't an actor, he would be into directing, writing, or editing.
When Ephraim's not working, he would be watching television with his sister or hanging out downtown.
Ephraim was in a Kraft Dinner commercial years ago.
As of 2006, he is pursuing a degree in English with a minor in Philosophy and Film Studies.
In high school he starred in the theatre production of Romeo and Juliet, Six Degrees of Separation and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
He began acting as a high school student.
Played Rick, an abusive boyfriend who put Terri in a coma, and because of it ended up getting killed (Degrassi:TNG Season 3 ep.8,10,17-Season 4 ep.4,7,8)
Ephraim Ellis is a fan of U2 and Great Big Sea.
Ephraim: I WAS slightly anxious as it was my first time on a real set ever, but it was actually the best first job to have because I already knew some people there (namely Jake and John from school) so they helped me segue in with the people there. However, even without that, the whole cast and crew are great, so there wasn't the slightest problem with jumping right in.
Ephraim: When I was a small child I was always a big fan of playing make-believe. When I got older and realized [make believe] was a viable career option I decided to go with it. I think I finalized that decision in grade 12 when I starred in my high school's production of Six Degrees of Separation as Flanders. It was a really life-crystallizing experience, and I think it was during that production that I finally decided once and for all that it was what I wanted to do with my life.
Ephraim:(Describes his character, Danny on Falcon Beach) On the outside, he's the sarcastic and funny friend we all know and love. Inside, he's insecure and just wants to prove himself to everyone. I know this character well, because I'm a lot like him.
Ephraim: (Describes the audition process) Well, the audition process was fairly normal, as far as I could tell. When I first got the sides for the audition, there was no direct mention of Rick's abusive nature but I really got a sense of something going on underneath the character's surface that attracted me to the role. It was really neat to come to the callback to find out my intuitions were right (and my suspicions were confirmed!). Rick was the only part I'd auditioned for on Degrassi.
Ephraim: My first professional acting gig? Oddly enough, it was Degrassi. I'd only been auditioning for a few months after deciding to pursue acting as a career when I landed the part.
Ephraim: (on pronouncing his name) Ephraim is pronounced "Ee-frum," but that's just one of many pronunciations. It's a biblical name that was originally pronounced "Ef-rum," but the anglicized version of the name is "Ee-frum." It means "fruitful" in Hebrew (though I am not Jewish), and a friend of mine once told me that in ancient Hittite it means "he who has fought with the devil," or something like that. I'm not sure about the last part, but I can dream, as those are both pretty neat meanings for your name.
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